Error 0xE800002D

Without a removal of all components and reinstall, here are some other options you can try first:

Here are some of the possible solutions:

#1. Restart Your Device :

Another solution to this problem may be to turn off and on your device. Here is how:

• Press and hold the on/off button until you get the slider “slide to power off”.
• turn off the iphone or ipad by sliding.
• Wait a few seconds till the phone is fully turned OFF.
• Now turn ON your device

After this try to sync your iPhone again, you will able to sync it with your iTunes. Hopefully you will not get Failure To Sync – 0xE800002D error – The app.If your some files were unable during iCloud backup, visit here.

#2. Hard Restart your iPhone or iPad

Hard Restarting your iPhone or iPad may overcome the problem with bluetooth connectivity.

To hard restart your iPhone just follow these steps (iPhone 8 or later):

• Close the bluetooth in settings.
• Press and quickly release the Volume Up button.
• Press and quickly release the Volume Down button.
• Press and hold the power button until you see the Apple logo.

Note that these steps are for latest iPhone 8 / plus and iPhone x.

To hard restart your iPhone just follow these steps (iPhone 7 or older)

• Close the bluetooth in settings.
• Press home button..
• Press and hold the power button until you see the Apple logo.

This will surely fix the error message – Failure To Sync – 0xE800002D error – The app.

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#3. Try contacting Apple Care

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Good Luck!!

I realized it wasn't your exact error code, but I thought it might help. The only other suggestion I have is my reply to:

iTunes 08x00...with Windows 10

You might try the steps here:

If you see error 9, 4005, 4013, or 4014 when you restore your iOS device - Apple Support

Very welcome 😊